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y"IHp0RrlNrsUSPEcTD INJERSEr CITY
Is THIS TH% MAN WHO HAD THE INTERNAL MACHINE |
Tx wAIrING-HOONl

Is THIS TH% MAN WHO HAD THE INTERNAL MACHINE
IN TIE wAITING-ROoMl
An air OF mystery peIvaded the Jersey City folce
Headquarters last night. About lO;io ociocS De-
tective Dalton took in prisoLer ami he was followed
bv Soecia Detective Van Buskirk OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company The prisoner was taken into Chief
Murphy's office aud kept there until midnight Jan,
itor Anderson who has charge OF the waitiDg-room OF
the railroad station, toleeraphcd Tor ana on hs
arrival was hurried into the Chiefs office, where he
remained for some time Chief Murphy refused to
give any inorn.ation, merely saying that the arrest
might be very important or not OF consequence
1--WE Lave an important suspect he said, and re-
fused to say anything uther IL Ia understood that
the prisoner Is suspected OF being the man who placed
the internal machine In the railroad waiting ROOM
The police refused to give his name
Later it was learned that the name OF the prisoner Is
John Murray. He lves in New York aud was seen
on the terry boat Chicago, when the Internal machine
was found. lie also in the station on the same
night lie is said have remarked to railroad en-
Move that he intended cleaning out the place
rocnlary shaped tin was found upon him when
arrested 1t contained some liquid which he says is
col
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ST. LOUIS, March 10 tSpeciap.-Every member OF the
lower house at Jefferson City received circular from
Di.,rct Assembly No. II KNIGHTS OF Labor threatening
notical death II he voted for the Militia bill and request
Ing him to work against 1t. The circular. which was
signed by s. NJ. Ryan, chairman, says
The feeling in this and also among the largest class
In 81 Louis antagoD sm to the passage
OF the act nown Militia bill Tho whole tenure OF ths
H 70 I'm Tho same line legislation that has been the
Of This country the past twenty ve years We 40
the great boy Of organized labor OF 81
~. aud vicinity In veutlon assembled 10 utterly ro
p1dae the measure and urge upon our representative
es n, anal We pledge ourselves 10 use our utmost
arts Ia defeat the future potcsl advancement brewery
member who votes for Its passage.
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THE RHEIy FLOATS SAFELY OFF HOG ISLAND

THE BHEIy FLOATS SAFELY OFF HOG ISLAND
BALTIMORE March 10.-The steamship Rhein Of the
North German Lloyd line which was ashore on Hog
Island got Off to-day and passed In the Capes at 1l40
this morning under her own steam. Tho Rhein was got
of by the Baker Salvage Company She went ashore on
Tuesday morning ut o'clock, in dense fog. There
we're about $50 passengers aboard, all OF whom were
Immigrants and werc In the There was
cident The steamship expected to reach this port
early tomorrow seventyhve OF her passengers were
endcd M Newport News by the steamer Richmond, and
siIty et Norfolk the wyanoke lhoso passengers VIII
reach baltimore tomorrow by Bay Line steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
LEASE OF THE BOSTON AND LOWELL.

BOSTON, March lO.-The Herald commenting upon the
advance to-day in Boston and Lowell stocks says The
rise is easily explained. Committees representing both
roads have agreed upon conditional terms for the leasing
Of the Boston and Lowell to the Boston and
Maine, ii is understood for period OF
ninety.nine years. and upon basis OF guarantee which
the knowing say will advance Boston aud Lowell TO
$50 The conditions such that hey probably be
complied with within twenty TO ortyeght hours.
and complied WITH the assent OF the shareholders
Will only be required to complete the transaction"
For onasr railroad NsNs. See second Page.
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MRS. PARSONS SENT no nm

COLUMBUS, March 10 tspeciaD. Mrs. Lucy Parsons,
wife OF the condemned Chicago Anarchist was committed
to the Franklin County jail this evening by Mayor Wal
cott who would not allow her hearing. The Mayor
acted under ststate which authorizes judge to com.
init without hearing for disordery conduct in his pres
ence Parsons autographed his wife from Chicago To-
DAY: The poor have no rights which the Constitution
ol the United States V bound " respeoe"
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BRUSSELS March 1O-Twenty-four hundred mners
have struck in the Borinage district
STRAsBURG, March 1O.-IIerr Won Hoffman, Secretary
OF state in the Government of Alsace Lorraine has
signed.
BRUSSELS March 10.-The commission appointed by
the Chamber Deputies to consider the matter has APP
proved the proposition of the Congo Free State 10 issue
lottery loan in Belgium
PARIS. March 1O.-An explosion OF mclinite, the
explosive occurred to-day BefOrt In the workshop
where proectiles charged. Two persons killed
and ten others seriously injured.
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The marriage Of Christine Nilsson to Count Miranda
has announced and subsequently, postponed
times. The bridegroom is Spanish nobemsn OF de-
cayed fortunes and the principal Of the marriage
Is understood to be Nine Nilsson's affection for the
Counts young daughter by former wife Ii said
Yesterday by who had intimate business re-
laons in this country with Nine Nilsson that retire
MeDt the platform extremely unlikely
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PROGRESS OF THE STANLEY EXPEDITION.

CAPE TOWN, March 1O-The Stanley expedition for the
relief Of Emn Bey which left Zanzibar about two weeks
ago. arrived here last evening 1t started today for the
Congo River Mr.. Stanley said that he would get
there by March 49, three days earlier than he had
pected to. The composing the expedition all In
De condition There far been neither sickness
desertion among them
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FORTUNES MADE BY COFFEE DEiJEDs

PnTsBURG, March 10 tSpecia-A provision or said
to-day that speculation the supposed failure of the
Brazilian coffee crop had neted Arbuckle Co.. of New
York and Pittsburg, at least $I,OO00OO. They had
100000 bags hand when tho advance began and on
some OF this the profit SO bag Dilworth Brothers,
aPitsburg concern, had $4,000 bags hand and made
about $lbO,OOO T. g. jenkins buys his coffee through
New YORK Importers but lie made about much the
DllWOrtn Brotbers - ~
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"NNN ppN"hs oJI, AAD me L1I III WAX
CHARLESTON s. C., March 10.-John Brown. jr, son OF
John Brown. OF Harpers Ferry has written letter
MAYOR Henry T. Young warmly approving of the dispos
uon made OF his recent contribution the earthquake
fund Mr. Browns money turned over 10 the Con-
edcrate Home He says that when the non co mbatants
OF c war nave passed away there will be little left OF
tne bloody chasn, and that the who fought each
otner can now fully comprehend the meaning OF the
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LEssEPs ENTERTAINED BY EMPEROR WILLIAM
BERLIN, March ION. dc Lesseps the guest Of En-
peror william at supper yesterday evening and the
table reserved for tho Emperor and Empress both Of
whom conversed freely with him during the repast
bestowed upon him marked attentions The Crown Prince
Frederick William supper reminded NJ de Lesseps that
he be Prince assisted in the ceremony Of opening the
suez Canal in 1869 The Empress Augusta again re-
eeiyed NJ. dc Lesseps today.
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ILLEGAL Vor1sd IN YEW.JERsEY

AsbURY PARK, March 10-There were at least twenty
egai votes cast here at the Township election Tuesday.
Richard Lane, oolored man. arrested this morning
upon charge OF voting ut both OF tho polling places IN
the Township He sent jail await he action Of
tbs Grand 5usy. othss arrests wiz follow,
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THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE TOWARD INDIA.

LONDON, March 10.-sir James Ferguson, Parliamen-
tary Secretary for the Colonial Office stated in the House
of Commons this afternoon that the railway being
strcted by the Russian Government from the eastern
shore OF the Caspian Sea had reached Charju the
River Oxus Sir James added that the British Govern
mcnt had reason 10 believe that Russia massng
froou
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other in the world in all round composition ior
any portion Of S. 900 the championship Of the world
GLADSTONE TO LEAD THE OPPOSITION.

GENERAL BULLERs EVIDENCE CAUSES sENsA-
TIoN-wHAT 1.-THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE" SAYS.
LONDON. March 1O.-Mr. Gladstone has informed MS
party that he himself will lead the opposition to the Co
ercjon bill in Parliament The Liberals will continue
their efforts against the bill until Easter maintaining In
the meantime an active agitation throughout the cou
try.
sensation has been caused by the publication OF Cen
era Fir Redves Buffers evidence before the Land Com
mission The Pail Mall Gazette declares that the facts at
tested by General Butler come like flash of vivid light
ming the naked horrors OF organized injustice In Ireland
1t says: "No crime which the moonlighters or dyna
mers can commit will be comparable to the criminalty
giving another days grace to the foul fabric OF legal
fzed wrong erected Irish soil "A fabric which tho
Tories now seek to buttress by further msdeeds."
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EFFEcT on THE NEW LAW IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, March Especial. D.-Trafic Manager Olds
has issued the following circular agents Of the
dian Pacific Railway:
The enforcement OF the provisions OF the
Commerce law VIII compel revision of
all special local rates commodities shipped from points
In Canada TO points In the United States Agents will
therefore give notice TO all who shpuip0 no
Uucd States points on through rates that after
April ] ensuing, all such through rates will be void
Every effort will be made Obtain as soon as practica
BILE. reasonable rates from American lines from the
points connection with this line several market
and distributing centres In the United States with which
business IL done by Canadian shippers and due
uce OF such rates will be given as soon as they OBJ
tanned
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COUNTESS MIRANDA TO RETIRE.

PARIS, March 10.-Christne Nilsson has been married
Count Miranda and 1t is reported that she will retire
from the lyric stage.
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TIE AMERICAN EXHIBITION IN LONDON.

LONDON, March 10.-The Duke Of Westminster and the
Duke of Argyle have withdrawn from the honorary
council OF the American Exhibition owing TO the manner
in which their mentioned in a petition to the
Prince Of Wales accept the presidency of the council
of the exhibition and also they state because they have
learned that the exhibition is purely private specula
ton The petition to Prince which the managers OF
the exhibition handing round for signatures assures
the Prince that Americans hold him In high esteem and
humby begs that he will be gracouy pleased to accept
the honorary presidency OF the council OF the exhbiio
which will lie living proof that Americans desire 10 aid
I'm the celebration of the Queens jubilee That the Prince
will decline the Office is fOregone conclusion.
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GIANT CYk CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
noSzxsAI, March l0--Iouia Cyr. the st. Cupexonds
oaak h willing 70 xsst Rsashs, sAs 0ermsa. or suy
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A HALIFAX OPINION ON TIE FISHERIES.

HALIFAX, March 10.-The Halifax Chamber OF Com
merce devoted portion Of its annual report TO the fish
cry question that the position OF Canada thereon
correct and says trade the only way
the difficulties existing between Canada and the United
tate
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souDANEsE ADVANCING on wApY HALFA.

CAIRO, March lO.-Itis reported that the soudanese
rebels advancing force from Dongola upon wady
ltaln.
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FIXING AN IMPORT DUTY on WHEAT IN FRANCE.
PAt's March l0Thc Chamber of Deputies to- day, by
vote o. 3zs against 23s approved the bill imposing
Anty OF h'e irancs per 100 kil0s wheat imports
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ngy- BROAD-STREET
NIETHO-

DIST CHURCH Broad and Tenth streets).-
Rev. 5. 5. LAMBETH, pastor, will preach at II
A. NJ. and s:I5P. NJ.
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Convention or No Convention.

10 the Editor Of the Dispdtch:
In your issue OF Thursday, 9th instant,
YOU say : ''If the State Central Committee
should meet and again decide that a State
convention ought TO be held there would
afterwards not a whisper be heard against
the policy"
Begging your pardon, | do not know
upon what ground you 80 conclude. Per
sisience cannot change the character OF IA
policy, nor repetition convert error into
truth. And such course would only be
persistence in what large number, II not
majority, regard an an erroneous policy.
In your paper Of this morning C0thl
treating the came subject, you speak OF
"the uubOunded confidence which the peO-
Die Of Virginia have ia The wisdom Of Mr.
Harbour" as "due to his sound Judgment,
his pure patriotism, and the clesrncss OF
his mental vision"
Now, ] will not detract from the merits OF
Mr.. Barbour. Whom have known and adj
mired US a man, patriot, and Democrat
for more than forty years. But men OF
sound judgment, pure patriotism, and clear
mental vision may sometimes make very
serious mistakes. Sir Walter Scott said
that "wlse men did not make many mis-.
takes, but that the mischief Of one Of theirs
was very often greater than TIE aggregate
OF many mistakes OF stupid mem; just as
The fall Of spirited horse does mole harm
than half dozen tumbles OF an ass. When
| add that Lockhart says Sir Walter 10 the
management Of bis affairs was con.
spicuous instance OF the truth OF his
aphorIsm am sure you will not think me
unkind OF disrespectful to Mr.. Barbour IN
adding that be may be Ia this ease another
illustration Of the same maxim.
For myself beg leave TO say that though
/ will acQuiesce 10 The call Of convention,
/ wish 10 reserve the right TO dismiss, In adj
vance OF its assembling and before the pub
lie, the questions which think ought 10 DC
brought before II and the course which
think ought 10 be taken upon them In the In
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aalndolcnt organ.

When the liver Ia indolent, az II mu" neces-
aar,lv bo when Is fails TO secrete the bile In
suflciept quantities TO meet the requirements
., dIgos,Ion and evacuation, I, should be SGT Mt
work with Hosteuer's Stomach Bitte". Tho
bealthful stimulus to activity impaired by this
incompatible Alternative speedily ovinces H.
self in a departure Of tho uncomfortable SEN
stations in the right side, the nausea fur upon
tho tongue, indigestion, and sick headache
consequent upon inactivity OF tho liver and the
a,version Of tho bile from It's proper channel
Irregularity Of the bowels Is always aud pain
,oss,, rcformed by the corrective indicated.
which Is Infinitely to be preferred, both be-
canse Il IA safe and more enicacious, 10 blue
nil. calomel, and drcnching purgatlves OF
every class II cures and prevents lover ana
aRue and rheumatism. 1e 9-Ih("ise&Iu
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BsS- EMMANUEL CHURCH (Hen-
rico county)-Rev B. NJ. RANDOLPH. Rector
Divine service o-MoRRow at II O'Clock.
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SATURDAY. ........JUNE II. 1887
Bond In North Carolina.

Abiding 10 one OF BONDS recent deci-
sions, mentioned in the Dispatch OF yes
terday, n telegram from Raleigh TO the New
York Times says:
"Now, Cor the first time, the Federal
courts have held that the States are amena'
bic to be sued by their own citizens where
a Federal question is presented by the pas
sage OF laws impairing the obligation OF
contracts. The decision holds that the acts
passed by North Carolina TO stop the col
lection OF taxes to pay this interest are null
and void, and that the agents OF the State
must proceed to collect the taxes 10 pay the
interest"
Here BOND, who In Virginia case has
lust set aside the eleventh amendment as OF
no value, makes 1t answer the purpose in
North Carolina Of overriding and render
ing null aud void Par. l., section 2, Article
III. Of the Federal Constitution, which
provides as follows:
"The judicial power shall extend to all
cases in law or equity arising nader this
Constitution, the laws OF the Unit ID States.
and treaties made, or which shall be made,
under their authority; 10 contro-
yersies to which the United States shall be
n party; 10 controversies between two or
more States; bet,oeen State and citizens Of
another State between citizens OF different
States; and between a State or
the citizens thereof and foreign States, clti-
zens, or subjects"
In granting Jurisdiction TO the Federal
courts in controversies "between a State
and citizens OF another State" the Consti-
futon clearly forbds by implication those
courts to take jurisdiction In y case between
a State and its own citizens No wonder,
therefore, that BOND'S decision was the first
ever made holding that a citizen might sue
his own State. He no doubt reaches this
conclusion by throwing away what we have
quoted above from the Federal COnstitu-
ton, and substituting therefor the eleventh
amendment, which reads as follows:
"The judicial power Of the United states
shall not be construed TO extend TO any suit
I'm law or equity commenced or prosecuted
against one Of the United States by citizens
of another State, or by citizens or subjects
OF any foreign State"
Take this by itself and it sustains BoND's
decision but take it as the fathers under
stood it, and as the courts have always con-
strued it., and it proves that BOND has
usurped jurisdiction in the North Carolina
case
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New hooks.

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The Legend of Hamlet, Prince Of Den.
mark, as found in the Works of SGr Of
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Tue,fM Century. By GEORGE p. HAN
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more. in Denmark. Edited by CHARLIE
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1887. Price In paper 20 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
English Men of Letters. BY JOHN MORLEY.
Bunyan, by JAMES ANTHONY FRoUDE.
New York HARPER q BROTHERS. 1887.
Price in paper 30 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
Amor VincitO, A Novel. BY Mrs. HERBERT
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1887. Price in paper 90 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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NEVER FORGET THIS.

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praise or 10 dampcn with profuuon OF
apology"
True, friend; but softly, softly. DO not,
fyou have spark Of patriotism left, try to
moderate the transports 81 the standard.
bearer OF the bloody.shirt brigade over
Brother john SHERMAN. Remember that
there is a weIl.founded tradition that the
more MURar transports over candidate
Tie more iorlorn that candidates hope be-
comes.
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ITCHING FIVE LONG YEARS.


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NEW VIRGINIA NOVEL

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